Nothing Abides

Daniel Pipes, a historian, is the president of the Middle East Forum. A former official in the US departments of State and Defence, he has taught at the University of Chicago, Harvard, Pepperdine, and at the US Naval War College, USA. The author of twelve prior books, Pipes writes a bi-weekly column for The Washington Times, The National Review, and other publications.

• IntroductionI. The Arab-Israeli Conflict1. Peace Process or War Process? (2009)2. The Muslim Claim to Jerusalem (2001)3. The Hell of Israel Is Better than the Paradise of Arafat (2005)4. The Year the Arabs Discovered Palestine (1989)5. Mirror Image: How the PLO Mimics Zionism (1994)6. The Road to Damascus: What Netanyahu Almost Gave Away in 1998 (1999)II. Middle Eastern Politics7. Understanding Middle Eastern Conspiracy Theories (1991)8. Dealing with Middle East Fears of Conspiracy9. The Alawi Capture of Power in Syria (1989)10. The Scandal of US-Saudi Relations (2002)11. Obituary for Nizar Hamdoon (1944–2003)12. What Egypt's President Sisi Really Thinks (2014)III. Islam in Modern Life13. Can Islam Be Reformed? (2013)14. You Need Beethoven to Modernize (1998)15. Denying Islam's Role in Terror: Why? (2013)16. The Rushdie Rules Ascendant (2010)IV. Islam in the West17. Muslim Immigrants in the United States (with Khalid Duran; 2002)18. CAIR: Islamists Fooling the Establishment (with Sharon Chadha; 2006)19. Barack Obama's Muslim Childhood (2012)V. Individuals and American Islam20. Stealth Islamist: Khaled Abou El Fadl (2004)21. Waging Jihad through the American Courts (2010)22. A Palestinian in Texas: Riad Hamad (2012)23. Lefty for Radical Islam: Dennis Kucinich (2012)Index